“Turning the Grain” Part I of II by Barry B. Longyear
“Seed of Revolution” by Daniel Hatch
“Failure to Obey” by John G. Hemry
“The Bear Who Sang Opera” by Scott William Carter
“Payback” by Tom Ligon
“Duck and Cover” by Don D’Ammassa
“The Calculus Plague” by Marissa K. Lingen
“Global Warming” by Harry Turtledove
Read More...Stanley G. Weinbaum (April 4, 1902–December 14, 1935) published only a couple of dozen genre stories in his brief eighteen-month career before he was stricken with, and died from, cancer. His most famous story, “A Martian Odyssey,” appeared in the July, 1934 issue of Wonder Stories, and redefined how SF readers and writers conceptualized “the …
Continue reading “The Adaptive Ultimate — Stanley G. Weinbaum”
Read More...
“But It Does Move” by Harry Turtledove
“Chain” by Stephen L. Burns
“Monuments Of Unageing Intellect” by Howard V. Hendrix
“The Affair Of The Phlegmish Master” by Donald Moffitt
“Solace” by James Van Pelt
“The Cold Star Sky” by Craig Delancey
“Attack Of The Grub-Eaters” by Richard A. Lovett
Read More...
“The Ghost of Preston Manor” by S.J. Higbee
“The Crystal Cage” by Timothy A. Sayell
“Spirits” by Jaleta Clegg
“A Fish was I” by David J. Cohen
“Fireworks at the Check-out” by Samantha Priestley
“Treasure” by Aurelio Rico Lopez III
“Dr. Talbot’s Cider” by Pat Tompkins
“Political Camp Pains” by Jonathan D. Scott
“Dungeons and Dental Plans” by Tim McDaniel
“The Time to Strike” by Andrew Braun
“Pests” by Aurelio Rico Lopez III
“Missing in Action” by Bruce Durham
“The Mailbox” by Colin P Davies
“Another Piece of Pie” by C.E. Chaffin
“Eternity’s Prelude” by Tommy B. Smith
“The Witch of the Westmoors” by Jeff Draper
“Realities” by Lyn McConchie
“Pathless” by Michael D. Griffiths
“And the Wind Sang” by Bradley H. Sinor
“The Thousandfold Magic” by TW Williams
Read More...
“Among the Tchi” by Adam-Troy Castro
“Quickfeathers” by Alexis Glynn Latner
“Rendezvous at Angels Thirty” by Tom Ligon
“The Sleeping Beauties” by Robert R. Chase
“A Measure of Devotion” by Shane Tourtellotte
“A Story, With Beans” by Steven Gould
“The Brother on the Shelf” by Philip Edward Kaldon
Read More...
“Cavernauts” by David Bartell
“Madman’s Bargain” by Richard Foss
“After the First Death” by Jerry Craven
“Lifespeed” by Carl Frederick
Wake (conclusion), by Robert J. Sawyer
Read More...William Tenn (1920- ) is the pen name of Philip Klass, one of the most respected short story writers in the SF field, known primarily for his biting, satirical short stories. Tenn sold his first genre story to Astounding Science Fiction in 1946. His six collections of short stories and only novel (Of …
Continue reading “Child’s Play — William Tenn”
Read More...Englishman Henry Rider Haggard’s (1856-1925) novel She: A History of Adventure, was serialized in The Graphic magazine from October, 1886 to January, 1887. Set in the Victorian era, when much of the planet still held tightly to its mysterious, unmapped lands, it is one of the first of what would come to be known as …
Continue reading “She — H. Rider Haggard”
Read More...
“Running the Snake” by Kage Baker
“Via Vortex” by John Meaney
“Fate and the Fire-Lance” by Stephen Baxter
“The Blood of Peter Francisco” by Paul Park
“The Adventure of the Southsea Trunk” by Jack McDevitt
“G-Men” by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
“Sacrifice” by Mary Rosenblum
“Murder in Geektopia” by Paul Di Filippo
“Chicago” by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
“The Sultan’s Emissary” Theodore Judson
“Worlds of Possibilities” by Pat Cadigan
“A Murder in Eddsford” by S.M. Stirling
“Conspiracies: A Very Condensed 937-Page Novel” by Mike Resnick and Eric Flint
“The People’s Machine” by Tobias S. Buckell
“Death on the Crosstime Express” by Chris Roberson
Read More...